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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

Let il lie observed first, that the development of the
wool manufacture in this country has been surprising.
Notwithstaudng the large importstions of woollen
goods which were stimulated by the change of duties
In lss3 the manufacture has expanded that the
consumptin of wool in Ibis country 10. increased
~ prr ~ Mt since the census year. while the popuh
ton acoep,ng a larger estimate than the officially
ishcd by the Treasury department. has Increased
but 20 per cent Thus it appears that the oops.inp
,ior of wool for each inbabant has increased from
0g3 pounds IA 1880 and from d.21 pot nds in 1851,
10 7 "a pounds III 1885; the increase from 1881 to
1855 having been uninterrupted let this IA the mhn-
ufacture which il said 10 have boen Frustrated by
duios on inn ,ris which have rendered materas more
costy the arguuent Tor change VI duties IA plainly
f,.. and fraudulent And IL should be observed, just
here TINT even free trade writers are comp-iIeI To
admit the comparative cheapncss oil American
wooens Tho rowing Consul Scho-nnoi, selected Dy
the present TO gather Tree tnde -thtis
tics in Europe has admitted IN his roce@t pnboatoh
that the American goods hre, quhiity cOn-defe,' IN
cheap as those produced IN Germany or IN Engiahd'
But second point TO bo noted Is that the imports oi
raw wool have greatly Increased since the chanse OF
duty This increase ha- been manly, but not wholly,
in woods pretended be OF the third class or carpet
woods. II In notorious that large part OF THESE '
mort atoms has been fraudulent III character but IL
is equally we'll known that large quantity OF wool not
frau dulently imported carpet wool, but legitiL"e
belonging to that olass has been used within the pt
two years especially In other branches OF the manu-,
fac tlire II In the light of these facts Mr. Randall
can persuade members of Congress from Ohio, or IRON
any other wool growing State, TO JON him in another
rad on the wool duties he will have reason to con
gratulate himself upon lis skill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
Post Onice Notice.

(shoud be BY all interested as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need DO specially addressed
for dispatch By any pareaaE SnSsP
ers not specially being by the fastest vessels
Tarssn mails for tho week ending February will close
rsoMrfLY In ali Oases) at this office AS follows:
wEpNEsDAY-At m for Jamaica savanila etc. per
ssae via scatGamD,on and Bremen AZ 70 a NJ for scot
ast asF I y lSs ta as
Sss pr =. arss1 schOea ~
stSp M Tor Costa Kcs, per steamship foxhaI from
Ssw!orIoana
ruURsDAY-As for the West Indies T;. vie ssa st.
SS ss at 1880 Europe per s,,s ssal@i sag
hspSshS va JnseS a.
and s iGr Nassau. PEI s.% aaa s
ana kSasp De ios 81 Maaeon from
pn,nny~Atap m FOR Vera Cruz and Progrsso per
SAs steamship Panama, via Havana
a. for Hay ana rlss and
Ssr steamship Caracas at II ~ Tor NORWAY direch pet
sa%;aR !a1sTrss Sss
I T:1lsa ' per
sssss Ss
S4.ss st@'ss ss, ;s's !:
a.. Jss yss s
s,;::: e.! S:; Ii :is So
SANTANA.
e. CHINA and Japan per steamship City OF Sydney from
MaHs ~" rrancscoJ close February '5at7 Mss
sar Austraa New Zealand. sandwich FIJI and samoan
tsiands psr steamship Mariposa Crom San Franci4cos
dose ysbuAry % e. NJ {or On arrival a; MN
dails the Society Islands. per ship iahiii iron
ban Francsco. close here fs6i uxry 81 ~ Z. y ~ ~:
Ssss =; s sss:
$50 . n.
sThs schsA1ls Of closing Of Trans Psciac MALE =
e. s SSnsscS Ssis sn - sss ssriv.s s.s e -
ohonoo ne dAH ,~ow poatmassen
1sss oase NswYdGI 4. Il jaA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
A WEDDING.

PITrsBURG, Feb. / (NpeciaD.-Mss Kate DlcK'oh'
daughter Of T. c. Dickson. Of the coal firm OF Dickson
Stewart Co.. was married this evening to Rober, Down
Ing Of philadelphia. controller OF the Pennsyivana ha
road. The bride Ia twenty-five. while Mr. Downing Is
sxtyhree. Miss Dickson is distant reiatVe Oh MI
Downing and has spent number OF her vacations with
bis family I'm PHILADELPHIA He has granddaughter age
fourteen His wife died two years ago Mr. Downing Is
wealthy lie arms ed this morning III The pennsylvania
Railroad directors car attached 10 the limited tram Ie
Wedding place at the home OF the brides pareY an
Vste Tonight Mr. Downing and his bride LEFT here Ia his
special U the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
THE ARREST OF GENERAL STONE.

To the EdtOr OF The Trfbune
SIR: In the obituary notice OF General Charles r.
Stone contained In your paper OF toe 25th inst IL the
statement that after the action at Balls Bluff General
Stone was courtmartinlled and tried.
This Is mistake. associated with the counsel
OF General Stone at time OF his arrest and imprson
ment He never courtmartial!ed. He never had
charges filed against him. Ho never knew for what he
arrested. He constantly begged for charges and
trial Both constantly refused. He was at last
released by telegram from the Secretary OF War with
out word Of ex PLANTATION. HoRATIO g. Parker
Boston, Jan. 81, 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
COyCERT FOR A COLLEGE LIBRARY

Memberships Midsummer Nights Dream d" music
viii be given at Chckerng Hall on Saturday evening.
George Riddle will be the reader and the vocal parts will
be uiyen by the Normal College Alumne Choral Society.
ACCOMPANIED by the symphony Society's orchestra.
Fraulen Klein and Ftaulen Franconi OF the Metropol
fan Opera House. have volunteered their services
solosts This given for the benefit OF the Alum
ms Library and the Aumna Choral Society OF The Normal
College The Alumne Association have 600 volumes In
the library now to which the students have access
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
DEER AND OTHER CANE FOR TUXEDO PARh.

DEER AND OTHER GAME FOX TUAHD" INT"
The North German Lloyd steamer saale. which arrived
on Monday from Rre,nen had on board consignment OF
wild animals TO Cares Reiche OF Chathan-s-now farS
Ssow-to be used Ia stocking Tuxedo PARK scveh re.
pan deer eighty rabbits and lot OF pbeasans Es
fashionable autumn and winter resort Inc aeei anu
fabbts viii be taken at Tuxedo Inc other hi
pals Will 20 Mr. Reicbcs Neg Jersey establishments W
VAT there; with the wild bears imported as Decemoel,
Snui The Park In ready for them The German a W
yslued ut $50 apiece. There number OF virginia
eeer already at Tuxedo and II Is hopeQ that thcy VIII
oss with the German In breeding 70 shoong or
sticking will be allowed OF untl al the STOCK
~ had good chance " establish itscif.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
BtyuoyDR REIuOyTs FUNERAL.

The pabearers at the funeral Of Raymond Rodgers o
mont to morrow will be Charles Carroll Amos l. frohon
Robert g. McCook, Crawford Clark o. W. Bird no,u
Carroll, Egerton winthrop. r and NJ Appleton At 10
services will be held the Church OF inc AsccisV
"A IN. Tho rector. tho Rev. Dr. Wlncheser ny
will oficlate The burial will be AZ Woodawh GanS
specal train will take the funeral party from the rnn
Central Station. Mira Belmont Is SO prostIa,eu '"ss
doubt Il expressed OF her ability " 70 10 the kra'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

sliahtest particular There nay be some who question
whether he Gan garry NewYorx but they arc disposed
~ let thss be seItleJ In New-York"
You regard New York. then, a. pivotal In 1887
That seems to no the general opinion. Mr. Blaine y
clever man and strong mau. I saw great dtsl OF
bim wien was Secretary OF War. He Is an American
typo. with all that term implies have no ooubt he
desires TO be renomnatcd No who has been rs pear
securing Presidency us he has on two or thrse ocoa-
sos could possby lose the ambition for It, II 10 human
nature; There is no In Mr.. Blaues way In Penn
NIVanla OF men who called leaders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
LILLE WEAIHEK kEPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArGONs-FOR - HOURS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-For Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut
chilly warmer generally fair weather. northery winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey light rain snow. easterly winds shifting to
southerly stationary followed by higher temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
Assombyman Henry says that one OF senator Miner

Assemblyman Henry says that one OF senator MlIlef
intimate friends In Albany slated Oh Saturday tha'
Presdent Cleveland should sign the Interstate Co"
mrrce bill the senator would be pressed for an hpoi"'
nlent OF tho commissioners under H. MT hen'y
also that of tho thirty-sIk VINO v"te Io
Mr.. Morton for United States Senator. has roee"ou
from him han isomr photograph bearing DIS 'ulUS
us "a neneno Of the The thirty six WIN liilo
this favor as tho Chicago 800 do tncr medals nc "uo
Before sailing for Bermuda last week Gcnera oino"
Cameron chatted with TRIBUSE reporter at the fI''
AvonueHote about personal matters and general poo
with seor surprising In one of his years lie WINS ns
sofa aud sad: The change III the weather anu NY
rite on tho here affected NY back. which hurt
few days ago. and started my rheumatism shaii w
all rignt IN day expect 10 DO away about wv
months. shall not back until the. high VIM" VI
March are over. | want 10 avoid them II possible
shall DO ninety In Abont years and am old enous"
TO count myself out Of active life. MT least.
." You still retain interest In politics y"
sual always do that though can no longer DO "'
tive In politics"
." Inc SenatOrship seems to have been placed " '"o
satisfaction OF Republicans In Pennsylvania 81, ,.,
Entirely Mr. Quay Is u strong man. WIN l,' IT,
ability. He IL remarkable Is managero Of mep' ou' mn
"Mr. Blaine still retains his hold on PennsyIvnha ~.
yes. lie will get the same majority there 'has -"
had before" ..,
That seems tbs drift There IL no one ~ gu.
State who would seek " ssaksn M Blanc "a sA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
AN IMPORTANT DAY IN THE AQUEDUCT BOARD.

SIR: II having been announced that tho Aqueduct
Commissioners would at their next regular meeting vote
upon the question whether not the enormous Quaker
Bridge Dam should be built ut an unknown expense
greater than that OF the Brooklyn Bridge. the tax
payers and those interested in having city supplied
with good and whorsomc water earnestly requested
attend the meeting OF the Commissioners at to
day In their rooms, Stewart Building, Broadway and
Chambersst. ". H. WEBB,
No. SOL Fiithave., Nelc York, Feb. l. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

COnfecto Laxative.
fruit ozenge for constpation agreeable harmless ano
efficient AZ Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tribune OFFICE. Feb. al A. N. The monument OF
the barometer yesterday was upward The temperature
between I9o and 29o the average GAP being u
lower than Monday m
In and this city today tnero VIII propaoiy 70
cloudIness, and light rain or snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

Congressman Ira Davenport. OF Bath VINO hsht the
Gisey House. Is sgreeabIy occupioi snoo the iady
whom he IL to marry In April isa guest at the snmc
house, accompanied by her mother. She Is Mis- hate
/. Sharpe daughter OF General George "a sharpr THO
been frequent guest nj the nome ~
General sharpe Kingston. Tor long time. at he hea
,rdei hy his friends as con hfmou oi'
bachelor. Miss Sharpe i "a handsome brunette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

DecIded I'm rgnns Garments Fur Lined Circu'
lara c. q. ahsyns. Furrior l0S Prince-ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
ma RklED

Maa Boa. Robe: Cap: and Gloves prices reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

When the Liver fails act, and you bilious and out
of Sorts use Dr. Jaynos sanatve Pills, to bring about
healthy action OF the Liver. and all distressing
symptoms. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

The power Of Ponds Extract over pain and InaAmm1
surprises people aud makes them It's lastins sA
Avoid spurious limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

THoMAsvILLE, Ca, January 81, Mitchell House. Tom
perature: Morning, 45o; noon. 73', night, go. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
CH1TS VITH IND ABOUT WEN.

senator-elect Frank Hisoook won't back to Washing
ton yesterday mornbs after spending two nights anu
day Ia ths city lie declared that his visit to Newlork
was purely business. A hnolooking young man oi
handsome features and stalwart prop tioh- who was
with Mr. Hscock aud frequently pointed out rs Ills soh
W nr ms ne lew, Frnnk II. IIiseOok. OF syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

HAYTER-PETERKIN-On January g. ~ SS E w
Henry Baker Samuel q. HNtss 70 Aas ~
b thia CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
Special Notice5.
Buffalo LIthia Springs, Va.

A. Buffalo Iithia springs, va.
The lease springs the virgnll Buffalo Ltha
Springs Co Is CANCELLED The SHIP MENr OF TH1
WATER Is now under the
EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF THE OWNER
Persons desiring this FRESH only secareitb ~
ORDERING IT DIRECTLY OF OR THROUGH PER
SONS WHO ORDER DIRECTLY OF
THos F. oooDE. prop'E
Post Office address, Buffalo Lithia Springs Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF THE OWNER
Persons desiring this water FRESH can only seoaretey
ORDERING 1T DIRECTLY OF OR THROUGH PER
SONS WHO ORDER DIRECTLY OF
THos. F. oooDE. propE
Post oflce address. Buffalo Lithia Springs Va
Art.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
SALE RssiNs nus pAH FEE
Commencing each day at 2.sop. m at
THE BARKER ART GALLERY.
47AND 40 LIBERrY-sT.
Again we have tho pleasure Of displayinga
'"NND MODERN PAINTINGS
by the most favorably known and foreign arsts
il ALL ABOUT 800 WORKS.
being portions OF eight distinct
which for sundry reasons tho wish TO dsposeof
two 9 as s15 xs
y :. 81 ,as that sns s'ts be very
think TO meet the Individual reguirsnc1s o. ansst al al
collection whole alike equal in point OF value and char
"'''' u Jul SMiaH CLASS EXHIBITIONS"
Among the more important PcnrSs we wish to make esps
' '' " viz Mr.. l. .n sP,ssEDoN'
upon T Fass dS g s5'l sr hss Iss'.''a
BARKER EsH cS from T. fss! 81.
A. Villa. r. Mesre. Aucrionesr.
MooREs xRT GALLERIES
$50 FIFTH AVENUE
SALE THIS DAY
OF the Great Collection OF
wATER-COLOR PAINTINGS
and continuing to morrow.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
Q O'CLOCK EACH AFTERNOON,
O'CLOCK EACH EVENING.
G. shayuc Furrier l03 Princest will make extensive
alterations on building coming spring offers extra
bargains IN Furs 70 close out
Electric service
Can DO attached 10 any Kind OF heating apparatus evsr
Rooms kept temperature desired thereby saw
ing fuel, discomfort, tsatl tao CRACKING o. wootwor<
furniture pictures &c. the .erno meteor In is rJ) tn
tho temperature Invaluable In Resi-.
dences, Churches. Hospitals Scaoois CoisersAtorea S
illustrated All eppts, . ts,sa lht
any address, application National Electric serves
Co., $50 broadway, N. Y.
Mechanical and Patent Office Drawings fine Wool En-
cravings for manufacturers Mugtord liarttort Conn
Mrs. Emma Brauu.-Please call at NewYork City Post
Office, general delivery, for letters - - 80.
New York City and BROOKLYN daes please copy and the
prayers Ut . will secure you Gods olesslIg
Seaskiu Long Coats Paetots and Sewmarkets All nle%
nrices marx ed down, q. Z. SuAYSE. lO3 PrncesL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

Baisabrislgc Township 'Trus-
tees Notice.
THE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm.
! bridge township, Dubois county
will attend e Township business on
saturdays Of every week, at his ONCE on
North Main street, Jasper, in Schuh'
macher's building.
The Library Of said Township Il KEEP
q the bookstore OF Mr.. Jacob G0smann
where persons wanting books can obtsi'
them q any time.
JAooB BuReER, Trustee.
June eth, 100l-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

Georgia bss one fortune teller 49,
can Be depended on. She 10 . you's
airl. and Wa recently thought 70 y y,
gypsy BY : widower Who u looking ~
Z Young wife. and wss therefore sni'o ~
10 know the future. The girl sa'o "a
could tell The past and the future ~. "a
having first received : good fee' sns . S;d'
The man to take on his hat. ne - 49,
Then she said: "You took on your - y.
Won will put II back on. God loves yo An
ana II YOU don't look sharp the dew ~
get you.D The fortune teller then 80 49,
"a away and left BIN standing: iooA'''
sslike The boy the calf ran over"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

The excessive cheek Of the STANDARD
OH Company has never been oe.e1 81
hibited than In the recent investigates
by the Interstate Commerce Comm'''s -
Il appears thst The cars that 50 oou'.
with petroIeum come back with co'.Os
seed oil. 10 be manufactured into o'ss
oil Tor table ust. The tanks thus W.
are never, the testimony Shove, wssnss
before putting in the cotton tee0 -,
The witners testify ing 70 these irse1.s'
fscts, adds that the came tanks s,e :e 4.
sicna!Iy used for carry ing beer, ou' =.
Wjtnesa wss unable 10 state whetner -.
tanks were cleaned before this cargo '.
nut in or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

The old supposition that each con ~
,rIc ring marks years growth ne 49,
proven 70 b erroneous By observs''v 80
during recent years. These results s 80
Welded By trees whose ages were ~:
i,veIv known Il she time Of cu's', \
Pie hickory IL years old shove. W., =
rinas; green aeh, 8 years, ~ rinRs, .ssrs,
OAK. 10 years. - rings chestnut, : 49,,
I rinRs peach, 3 years, 3 ring; e .ssty
nut oak. 81 years, IS riDge; ks.t ~.
cslTee tree, 10 years. u tipgs'
sxw Traveller
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The winter season need not necessarily
entail idleness on the farm. Much vsIu-
able work may be done in winter. and
b. = proper and judicious division 81
farm dutieo the hurried labor 'ofspving
may Be somewhat avoided. One great
source or loss liz winter 10 allowing The
shocks OF corn 20 remain in the nelds 10
be injured By the weather, - we'll - q.
fording harb0ring places for mice and
vernin. instead Of hauling the same 10
The barn, there 10 remove the ears Of
corn aud husking them, under shelter.
By which sneans the fodder vii! Be-
brighter and better, while every portion
Of the stalk may be conveniently made
of some value. Tbe strAW-stacks sh0uld
also Be carried 70 the barn, there, along
With the corDstsIks, passed through the
fbdder-cutter 10 Be reduced into very
short Ienglhs. and either fed % stock o.
need e bedding. This may coat some
thing Tor labor, but when Il u considered
chat unemployed help costs - much q
thai which can be put 0 service, the req
value OF the labor u but very little
Every ounce OF food saved By careful
preparation - : clear gain. and th'
winter work ID that respect II but con
eiquation or that left over from the fall
Tho manure-heap u another white
vorkshop. - Il d the most impostan
material % the farm. Ne msltor hos
cold The weather may . there are ees
eain tImes when the materials 81 ID
manurc-heap require turning over %
only % prevent overheetInG, bot z
throw The coarssr portions @ The centeI
where they may. IN tnrn, b reduced 70
~ w ia ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

the MAJ ~ - 4s~~~S@s v~~ ~ss@e
Prof Henry once wroeo ne (ollouinv|
n conuooolc>llon % ~ Dairymso. Itl
comprehends ne while philosophy oil
oncc<ss IL keeping cows, bot too many
don't believe, . ue IRE q the unbeliev-
ia dsirylnz b Who cells butter al
common pricea. which 4 made from
milk produced from common cows. fed
@he common way. will never rise 20 COM
Portable circumstances. but lead hard
NE Of Toll ~ he dsys.v
Ges ont ~ the deep, worn rue 81 your
old prcjndices. Stand up and looa the
problem 81 better succese square 70 the
5ace like man Of pluck and hrsins.
Don't v hine about momopolies - long
- yon don't do anysbIng for yosr o~u
farm.
Aloncpciies sre had enough. Corrupt
o0lci.ls are bad enough High sa1es arr
bs1 enough All these outside evils are
had enough the Lord knows, bus 70 sink
down In indifference inside ~ >0ur owl
lire fence, call every improvement that
h urxed upon YOU ''thcOrS' Il . thou
oand times worse on your fortune. With
such : spirit. no wonder m0nopoltes
erino you, officials steal from you and
taxes rob you.
4nins q n'm.s uS"t
uooey ~ t'e"k $40 ens s 80:
t"ry rom 'ot y eo~ 49, y's'u :"
os:y Soo0 Po"nus q MIA ye.s, ~" y.
not showing ~ c..ek s"s'ns"k .."u'
improving IN. y'o'" ~ o'ee"'"t \" 80
ser e.ty o'eo"-
1n'nk - n'm eo'"k .'cuk. :, 49,. a. :"
yees OUT enc no. kno"'"s 80"
fooo COW. even - 70: ""es 49,
es.nx i"'e pvou' -. ~ 49," 49,. s..
1nink q MN mak.nk ou''es ~" nsH, 49,.
lin every 2. - ~
eenn : pounu NJ PPM " = 4.
% we've ceu.s PounI - IN 80 ~
ne country Jos w. =. -.
rocesies eno se""s "'Hs
oussef.
An'n. p n1m ss'''"f 1871 80. ~.
~, nno "evs ssvPp"s '.a
Ga y cows :" x ouss, 70 have so'
s"s nsue - ss - 49,. 80 49,
chat business. nor ne proper ny - -
ser ane.n' y csue' ~ 49, ~ .'. = 49,.
1nnk 2 ~. o'.ssy p's ,. - 49,.
rrsrsics for vssrs' and never caring Z
"a ~h.s csker man A. doinw Who ar,
s-s.s.e.., s.5 -. - morev II shs dair,
S.'~;..s..
Thlnk a. : man doing IN these thing
:. ehons.nds ~ doing. ana not carin,
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obtained. end sll busnsss IN the o. O. Patent Once, o
% The Courts sttsndedto for MODERATE FEES.
when model o. drawing u sent - s1vise . Z.
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